The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-21
THE STATE PRESS.
Expressions Of Public Sentiment Upon Demo-
cratic Corruption and Barbarity.

Greencastle Banner: Lawless and revolution
AIRY parties must go
Brazil Register: Green Smith and his gang
may be said to have permanently retired from
politics.
Oxford Tribune: Dr. Harrison calls for more
whitewash. The coat put on by the Senate is
scaling off,
Noblesville Republican Ledger: The con-
Gciences and sound sense of the people point TO
Republican victory III 1883
Upton Advocate: The Senate whitewash
committee didn't cover DR. Harrison skin deep.
The dark spots show palmer than ever.
Bluffton Chronicles Sim Coy. Green smith,
DR.. Harrison and exWarden Howard make an
awful load for one party to carry.
Union City Eagle Every interest sacred to
the people demands that a change be made In
the management OF the benevolent institution.
Richmond Telegram: What man in one brief
week ever fell into deeper obscurity than Green
Smith seems to have. Not even his boots are TO
be seen.
Lawrence Mail: There are a great many
Democrats VINO will rise above partisan pre-
4udice and never vote to indorse the Green
Smith conspiracy
Peru Republican: prominent Democrat
was overheard to remark to another, a few days
ago. THE Republicans will not leave grease
spot of US next year."
Lafayette Call: A man naAed Smith in Chi
cago declines to run for Mayor. the perform
ences of our Green Smith seem to have cast
blight over the entire family.
Porter County Vidette: Hardly enough can
be said in condemnation of the shameless con
duct of the Democratic revolutonists in the last
General Assembly Of Indiana.
Franklin Republican: The Democracy con-
denim Warden Howard and whitewash DR.. Har
rison, but, notwithstanding that, the people will
put them both in the same category
Plymouth Republican: When man elected
70 make laws refuses to abide by the laws. and
supports a usurper and revolutonist, he can be
truihfully called nothing but revolutionist.
Wabash Courier: Now that Green Smith is
assured that he cannot again get into the Su-
pTeme Court, we would suggest to him the pro-
priety of trying to break into the penitentiary.
Thorntown Argus: Attorney general Kitchener
Is the right man in the right place. He is en-
deavoring to give every man what is justly
right if it should happen to be a term in the
State prison.
Warren Republican: The campaign of 1883
In Indiana has already been opened Among
Republicans it has not been anything else since
che election frauds of the Indianapolis ring after
she November, 1885, election
Richmond Telegram: 1t must be manifest to
every body that, in view of the conduct Of the
Democrats In the Legislature and the State in
stitutons Harrison, any other eminent Ra-
publican, can easily carry the State in 1888
Wabash Plain Dealer: Indiana is now enrolled
among the Republican States, and she will re-
cality that has been unearthed has taught the
people a lesson that will not soon be forgotten.
Lagrange Standard: Every loyal Democrat
will be asked to vote at the next election that
Sim Coy and Green Smith the noblest repre-
sentatives of free government and that mag
COTS in butter sold by Democratic county
clerk are infallible signs Of its purity
Huntington Herald: The people of this age
are too enlightened to be caught by clap-trap
and they know too we'll that the Democratic
solely was tho of he
troubles under which the State now labors, and
ahe Democratic party must be held responsible
Lebanon Patriot Judge Nelson, the late de
{eated Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
governor, is asking if the Democrats intended
that Green Smith should be president of the
Senate, why was he put to the necessity of the
expense and worry of campaign for that Office
Shelbyvie Republican: Peradventure Jacl
Howard will be nominated for Lieutenant-gov
ernor, with Green Smith for first place, on plat
form of ''Villainy Yindicated, or rebuke to th,
small fry who pursue a career of laundering ant
pluneering and can't steal without getting
caught
Frankfort Banner: The party that steals tn
funds belonging to the State. debauches the in
mates of the Orphans Home and Insane Asy
1um and feeds them maggoty butter an
musty bread, is no longer to be trusted in thi
State. and must be made to walk the plank whe
she next election comes.
Huntington News Express The notorious Dr.
Harrison, the man whose brutality as presiden
of the board of the Insane Hospital has disgrace
the State, still continues in charge of that inst
tuition. Friends of the inmates therein nee
hope for relief for the unfortunate insan
nntil q complete political revolution has take
place in this State.
Anderson Herald. Every paper OF any stand
ing in the State, Republican or Democratic, az
mitted the shameful nismanagement of tn
State institutions at the time the investigate
was held. The record is made and the Dem,
cratic party will have to abide by the resu
which will be to make Indiana safe Republic
an State for many years to come